In the snapping process:
A) The user drags a vertex within a pre-determined distance of another feature to snap the two items together.
B) Any vertices that are within a pre-determined radius of one another are automatically snapped.
C) Any vertex will automatically snap to its nearest line when snapping is activated.
D) A vertex must be first manually selected and split into two or more vertices prior to activating snapping.

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Snapping involves the user dragging a vertex close to another feature, and when it's within a certain distance (pre-determined), the software snaps these two items together. This is a common functionality in GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software to ensure precision and alignment of features.

In the Snapping Process